Swiss 'Jetman' Yves Rossy has successfully performed two aerial loops, using his unique strap-on jet-powered wing

Swiss 'Jetman' Yves Rossy has successfully performed two aerial loops, using his unique strap-on jet-powered wing

Swiss 'Jetman' Yves Rossy has successfully performed two aerial loops, using his unique strap-on jet-powered wing

Swiss 'Jetman' Yves Rossy has successfully performed two aerial loops, using his unique strap-on jet-powered wing

Swiss 'Jetman' Yves Rossy has successfully performed two aerial loops, using his unique strap-on jet-powered wing

Swiss 'Jetman' Yves Rossy has successfully performed two aerial loops, using his unique strap-on jet-powered wing

Swiss 'Jetman' Yves Rossy has successfully performed two aerial loops, using his unique strap-on jet-powered wing

Swiss 'Jetman' Yves Rossy has successfully performed two aerial loops, using his unique strap-on jet-powered wing

Swiss 'Jetman' Yves Rossy has successfully performed two aerial loops, using his unique strap-on jet-powered wing

Swiss 'Jetman' Yves Rossy has successfully performed two aerial loops, using his unique strap-on jet-powered wing

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Switzerland’s Yves Rossy, better known as Jetman or Fusionman, has achieved another aviation first by performing two aerial loops using his unique jet-powered strap-on wing. Rossy made headlines in 2004, when he first achieved horizontal flight with his original carbon fiber wing, flying 12 kilometers (7.46 miles) over the Alps. He created an even bigger fuss in 2008, when he used his wing to fly across the English Channel. Then, just last year, he got a bit wet when he unsuccessfully tried to fly from Morocco to Spain. Now, however, he can add another success to his growing list.